Excellent Service, Best Bar in the Southern coast and weligama, great staff, lots of boost varieties for a reasonable price range.

The best wine store in the region. Quality products for reasonable price. Friendly staff and easy shopping. Ample parking and variety of products to chooses from. Any local or foreign liqueur is available and the preferred place for the foreigners due the variety of wines and whisky.. Highly recommended 🥃

Very good guys!! They are professional, don't go to Mirissa they lie on prices, very bad...

It's the one stop booze place.. many varieties of drinks.. don't think we can find a better place than this in down south... staff and the owner is really helpful...

Visit several times this year when traveling down south. Excellent service with their experience.

This is the best liquor shop out there in Weligama. You can buy best liquors here. Everything is so clean unlike other liquor shops in Weligama. Best place for tourists who want to buy liquors. Also recommend for locals too.. Don't forget to take a bill after you buy bottles of beer. You can give the empty bottles back to the liquor shop and get refund for your bottles. All you need , is the bill. Don't forget to get a bill when you are buying some bottles of beers. 👍 cheers 🍺

Get your Alcohol here, wine, beer, hard liquor, and syrups they have it all here. The price list is on the wall right next to the cashier/order window which makes it easy and reassuring knowing that you can't get ripped off. The shop itself is about 10 metres away from the bus station making it very easy to find.

Best place to buy foreign liquors & wines They've maintained store conditions

Best wine store on the coast. Friendly staff, quality products for reasonable price, cards accepted.

Nice wine shop, charging same price to everyone even local or tourist.

Fair honest prices, receipt always handed over, everything priced as it is on the bottle. No extra charge for cold biers, everything in order as it should be. Unlike lots of other stores in the area. Also spoke good English. Some beggars outside, I handed my 50lkr change to one, he looked at me like it wasn't enough and pointed d at my beer tin, I took the 50 back and told him to jog on. Edit, I went back today and was charged 4500 for a bottle of gin, that has 3750 printed on the bottle. What the hell guys? Explain. NOW.